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N• From the I,,iIVDON GAZETTE, April 14, 1810. Downing-street, 14, 1810. . , . Extra6l of a Letter from Via.•ount Wellington to the Earl of • • Liverpool, dated Vigea,Nlaro2B, iBro. .. . .„. . , The French corps _under the command ofmar shal Ney, and that under.Loison,' and Keherrrian's corps, are ta Old C'asiille, and in Tositioni on the Tonnes, with their advanced posts upon thY Agueda. -, The advanced posts of the British army, under Rrigadier-Gererral Cranford, are• likewke upon tbe Agueda, and between the River, and the Coa, . - The Fieneb attacked the .Post-at Barba del Pnerco, which was occupied by four of.the 95th Regiment, under Lieut.-Col. Beck with, on the night of t h e inst. Immediately opposite Barba del Puerco, on the. other side of the River, is Si. Ftlices, and bet Ween these two \fill ges, the only bridge on. the Agueda below Cindad Roderigo ; and the recent fall of rain .110 filled the River, %Well was no where ford able. Thq enemy had colleEled a brigade of infantry at St. Fetices, ,and crossed the - bridge with six red men after (lark keiping the . remainder other side. These followed the piqUet of the 951 h up.from the 'Bridge and imioediatelyMade their at tack ; but they were repulsed' with the loss of two ottcers and seven men killed, and six prisoners and thnly fir clocks. atu sorry to acid, that-Lieutenant Mercer of the Vstit, and three men, were kille 1, an ten were wounded in this-affair; Which seas highly credit:awe to Colonel Beckwith, and displayed ihe gAlaniry and discipline of the °dicers- and troops under his comman - . - The Adjutani, Lic,ittenant Stewart dis tinguished himself. Adlitii-aity-Office, April 14, 1810. Admiral Lord Gambier lids transmitted to John Croker, Esq. a letter from Captain Malcolm, of his Majesty's ship the Rhin, stating his having captured, on the 22d of last urbrith, the Navarrois .Icll privateer, carry..ig i 6 guns and 132 men, out four days from Bayonne. . • inaziralty,Office, April 14, 1 8 10. Rear-Acirnirai Sir Richard Strachan has transmit: ted to J hn W►lson Croker, Esq. a letter he had receive.; from Capt. in Mounsher, of his Majesty's sloop the Drake, givi►.g an acconnt of his having on the gth instant, cap►ured off the 'rexel the Tilsit French privateer, carrying 1 8 guns .of different cal-- Ines, and 64 men. War-Qffice, April !4, it To. rst Regiment: of Dragoon Guards , George Lane Fox , Gent. to he Cornet, by purchase, viselton, promoted. Cor liet Henry Wet , Or, front I:e 11 Light Dragoons, to be Coiner, by poichase.. vice - Harvey. • • .2d ditto, William Tyndall, Gent, to be Cornet, by purchase vice Cleamberiayne, promoted:- • .15t Regiment of Robeit Gore Lynam, Gent. to be ' Ensign, by• purchase, vice , Wallace, apptinted to the lth • Foa. 9th OH , nder Fra Fraser to he Lieutenant, by pur - vic e l' c r.,:,',4i,.l)Collloe(i. -Gen tleman 'Cadet lames ", to be Ensign, without purchase,. vice' Fraser . . • . loth (!iito, Ensign R.iit>h•Marstrill to be Lieutenant, Without • purchase, viceHoar,prOmotrd. Gen - tient:in Cadet ."-• ran ,-1; Fltifeton, front the Royal MI - tarv - rol lege, to be vice Nelson, rest Os. ' • ,6 t ;, , • S,ecily, Gent, to be Ensign, , icy ors, promoted. - 3 (11 Serjeant-Mitior , May M'lntosh to be Quarter- Nl.tster, vice deceased 34th ditto, Ensign Williaitt A,IiN, from the iSth Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Davis, promoted. 37th ditto, Garrett - Hugh Fitz Gerald, (rent to he Ensign, byytircintse, vice DottgL.,., appointed to the 19th Foot. coil diw, Li4s:gn Wiiliant I(Julelt to be Lieutenant, by porelta,e - , vice 'Mathews, promoted, • • 49th ditto. I;:tlward iffittlf.i, Gent. to - be Ensign, by pur, c ,c,'vice t.llis. protliotcd • ditto, -I. , Ltitenan , lames Salisbury, from the 621 Foot, to t w I ‘e , tehaht, without purchase, vice Th.•burn, who eychtnge. I.::-.-utenant E. F. Pirch, from the 65th Foot, to b: Lieutenant. Licutenant tines Roherts, from the 39 - 11 Foot, to be Lieut,riant. f iisign Wiltiam !tatter, frorn.tbe 4th Foot, to be Ensign, vice Finney, who ex- chanters. 62d ditto, Lieutenant Robert Thoburn, from the both Foot, be Lieutenant, vice Salisbury, who exchanges: s • 63,1 Regiment of Foot, Ensiwi , Thomas rtubin to be Liente.- nant, without purchase, vice Cowslade, deceased. Cm- Tiernan Cadet Thomas . Fairtlougli, trout the Royal Mili tary College, w be Ensign, vice Aubin. 6stli ditt Gcurge Thomas Parker, Gent. to be gnsign, by purchase, vice Stracey, , promoted. 69rli ditto, Liettenant Charles M. St..-Paul, from the Ist Dr.tgoons, to be Captain of a (.71,mpany, by purchase, vice V N7an, who retires. 7ist ciii Thomas lohn Golding, Gent.. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice French, prOmoter 7; th ditto, 'Lieutenant Forster Hall„ from the 7th Garrison. Battalion, t be LiLutenant, , vice Fitchett, who retires upon the h..lf.pay of the 7th Garrison Battalion. 84th ditto, Capt. It 11. Horton to be Major, by pnrchase, vice Campbell, promoted. . Ensign Hathilton 'Finney, irr , m the bath Foot, to be Ensign, vice Rafter, who ex- changes. 9zit ditto, Ensign R. I.• Peat to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Macdonnell,.promoted. 93cl ditto, Ensigq . Dugalti Mackenzie to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. • F nsign Gibb - to be Lieutenant, with out purchase. Ensign lohn White to be Lieutenant, without purchase. EnSign John Humphreys, from the Nova Scotia Fencihles, tube Ensign, vice Mackenzie.' Hay, Geut, to be Ensign, vice. Gibb. 94thditto, Capt.,,in Charles Spooner, from the Renfrew Mi litia, to he Ensign, without puichlse, Bth West In .is Regiment, Henry Buschman, Gent. to be Ensign, witho purchase, vice Hay„deceased, . lohn Nivhill - tlepburn, Gent to oe Ensign, without purchase, •vice iiuv:n, promoted. Regiment, —7- Moore, Gent. to be Second Lieu tenant, v. ith 'ut purchase, vice Penny, promoted. - • 4th ditto; Lieutenant George Hewett, from the 84th Foot, to ne. Ca, , tain of a Company, without ptirchase, vice "al' whose ar wintinent is nut to Jake place. As- .Salvm, . PP sistatit Stargeon john Leath, from the t9tlt, Foot, to be Surgeon. - .. M:unir's Regiment, Frederick Jenner, Gent. to beEnsign,.. vice Burgeostein, promoted Chasseurs 13:ivantuques, Hospital-Mate Ignatius Stumpa, to be Asistaiit-Surgeon, vice Short, appointed .to 'the loth. . Light Didoolis . .. • Cape :tegiawat, Geor4e..S'utherland, Gent. to be Ensigni• ‘vitlii.l.Wpurcitase,,yi..c Laird,,.prornated. .Hospital.;'Nlate • 6 ..,,,,,,e H. v aiiiieriueiiiiii 'to. be - Assistant- SlitgebTi; 'Vice lick:11 , prinnote.i. . , .. 13th Royai Veteran lUttalion.. Assistant -Surgeon Edward" -Putdi , n, from the 30th 1.c.,0t, to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice liarnard, appointed to the 99th Foot: HOSPITAL STAFF. . , T. M. Perrott, Gept. to be. I.l4spital- Mate for General Ser vice. Luc , Puisford Gent. to be Hospital - Mate for ceneral Serve The Kiog's German Legion. ist Light B Atalion; Lieutenant AugtWus M...iinthAirg to be Ca i nant of A Company, with temporary Rank, vice GeySo. whoiretires. • • ' . Chr.,,topticr Heite, Gent to he Ensign. Ensiot William Faille to be Attititilit, vice Maimburg, pro ntot,:d. • . . - Tames Knight, itthir'or late of Calite, 'Wiltshire, clothierand tier, April 27, and May 26, at twelve, at theusii•-• I ." avers, Bristol. aAttorniesa Alessrs...l avia7itid'Poule, Bristol ; or Mr. lames, Gray's.lim-square.,, 'Thomas Waller, of Canterbury-plaCe, Lambeth, Surrey,: tallow-chandler, April - 2t, •May S; and z 6; at "one, at London. A ttoritcya_Mr.'Meymotta Burrow's. ; buildings, Blacktriars-road, " • ' •*- Tildinas Boyd, of. Maida-lull, Ifclgware-road,, .Pad.lingtonaa Middlesex, shopkeeper, April 8, May 7, at ten, and . 2.6, .at twelve, at Guildhall. Attornel,t•Mr. Charlotte street., Fitzroy-square: 145 • . , a ; " a , I,:ti Hartley, of Oanchester; krocitc, prir .23, may 8, and. 26; at eTeven-, at the Star •Inn;iManchester.. Attornies, Measrs. Kay and Renshaw, Manchester. • lames Davies, of Led-bury, I tereloid, glass and earthenware man, Mara, at four, 5, and 26, at ten, at"the Feathers Inn, Ledbury. Attornies, . Air. I. Pewtriss, Gray's-"lhn, Loudon'; or Mr. W. Recce, -Ledbury. •, • • Alexander' Scutt, late Captain of the -snip Olive 13ranClt, and Thomas Turves, late Saint Mary Axe, London,merchauta, ApriPlB, at eleven, May 7,' at eleven, and 26; at twelve, at Guildhall, • London. Attorney, !Jacket:, Chancery,. lane. I oseph Foulkes, of Ilackney-road, Middlesex, - builder, A pril 28, May 5, and 26, ,at ten,a - at Guktlhall. Attorney, Mr. • • Mason, Wellclose-square. William Reynolds, - late of Cheshunt, Hertfordshire, dealer, April at, May 8,- and 26, at twelve, at Guildhall, Landon. Attorney, Mr. Cappatil, Baptist-Chambers, Chancery lane. • lames Dongworth, of Grove-street, Commercial-load, .and Thonia'S Amer, of Stepney, Middlesex, builders, April 17,` at eleven, 28, at ten, and 26,; at one, at Guildhall. At torney, Air. Rtitson; Wellclose-square. • Trieoptillus Rippon, of Bannon, Devonshire, cOnfeaionera April 21, May 15, and z 6, at one, at Guildhall,, London.. Attorney; Mr: john Rippun, Lona:Ai-road, Southwark. - • _ Oti'aDENDS. - May it. lames' Fletcher Hughes; of Wigrnore street, Cavan bOakseller, at one, at Guildhall,„ • London. • " - - M. S. jolui Chapman, of Yarmouth, Norfolk, linen-di'aper, at eleven, at Guildhall, London. May 26. john Dowse, of Great larnes-streera• Bedford-row,. St, George the Martyr, - Middlesex, scrivener, at twelve,! at Guildhall May 9. Cornelius Chariton, late of Eas/ Farleigh,"; Kent, dearer, at nine; at Guildhall, Lornion. Mdy John ialackenzie, late of tire 0;d. City Chambers, Bisnapsgate. :street, ine;cnant, at ten, uhn . • May 9. joint Clemiell, of NewCaatlelttrion-Tyne, pin anantitacturcr, at twelve, at the snakspeare Tavern, NCSV- • CaStle-upon-'Ty ne. ,• May 7. William Bury, the younger, - late of Pilton, Devon shire, Clothier,"at ten, at 'the Goitten Lion inn, Barn staple. . . • ..• • - , • May £7. David ThoMpson Myers,: late of Stamford; Lin colnshire, draper, at noon, at tiCeCeorge Inn, Si. Martin's, Stainford-Baron,"NorthampionShite. - May 15. Robert panaon, ut Colgate, in Ehlel, Lancashire, merchant, at eleven, at the King's Arms, Lancashire. May i 7, john Wintertavitom, of Manchester, merchant, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester.... May to.. Joseph Smith and .aamuel Worthington, late' of Heist, Ashton-under-Line, Lancashire, nausim-maitufac - turers, at eleven, at the Palaca: Inn, Manchester. May 7. Richard Briggs, of Liverpool, merchant, at eleven, 4 the York crotch, L verpool. May 8. George Watts, the cider, of Chiliester, Sussex, hat ter, at two, at the Fleece Inn, Chichester. May to. Ann Chadwick", of Bredbury, Cheshire,witlow,hat . manufacturer, at three, at the Warren Bulkeley Arms, • • Stockport. May 5. fhoinas Peirce, of Canterbury, brazier and tiuman, at ten, at Guildhall; Canterbury. . May "5.; john Greatrix Smyth, late of Dyer's-court, Alder mauling, London, insurance-prokar, at eleven, at Guild hall. CERTIFICATES.. May S. Thornas Cissing, of the Borough-road, St. George's. fields, Surrey, shopkeeper. , • Itichard Deau,of•Bow, Middlesex, biker. •Charics KnoTiton,.of l3iistol, linen-draper'. Wilmot "Parker, of_Gray's-hnn, Middiesex,money-Scrivener. Cre;swell Walton, of Manchester, grocer." • • john Ambler, jun of , Islington ) , Mtdaleses, horse dealer. linias foster, of Bridge:Mill, is %thiten, Bradiord, and :ibialrarn-Foster, ut Due Park, in I),:i.in.:;ine, 1 . :10111. • toli, BrAtoffi, Vorkshire, cotton twist-spintre:s. jowl Vaylooncl, late of VG Wey Cornwall; scO4 maker. •. Joan i'eploe, of Keniliogton, Surrey, coach-maker. of Baker-street, MidtileSeX, Contscticicr. • Ids,ph,Bailey, late of Kingston-upon-:Hall, merchant. i'utter, late of Slit piperton ar;ct mei 05511, Mitinle:ex, - intrditi- brewer. •,•. BOW-STREET.- ,-- For some time past, Mr. M.P. has been extremely annoyed_ by a woman, in tile avenues leading to the House of Cotnnions, and also at his house, so much that. he obtained a peaCe warrant against her last 'Monday; and Lat en (Kr :c as employ, d to execute it. The woman was brought to the Office before Mr. Andrews;by La venclet, when Mr. W. not being present, the Ma gistrate ichji her word for her„appearance on a fu ture day. On Saturday, birth pattles.appeared he ±: ire Mr. Nares. Mi. W. was :tttended by his Attorney. It appeared that cootiet-tion had taken place - between Mr. W. and the woman in the coun try, anti the ; conSeq euce was she hid a child. • Mr. W, has paid 431. towards the chtid's - s , -apport. short time since; the woman teporied that the child was dead, but has lately saint h was alive, and that she had seen it within these tew days; and froffi what motive thee contradictory accounts - were cir culated, it did not appear: The woinan said, that the 431. she had. recci.ed from Mr. W. tor the sup port of the child was insufficient, asit had cost her upwards- of 40.01. which she - demanded of 'Mr. W. and insisted upon his paying it, and which was the cause of her threatening and insulting Mr: W. wherever "she conk! meet him. Mr. W. swore that he considered himself in danger of his life from her, which was confirmed by Laven.!er ; who said, she told him, -utiless . Mr. W. paid her the tool site would never - leave hitn.—She was held'to'bait to keep the peace towards Mr. W. • Saturday three men were committed from Bow street for trial, -charged with picking pockets.— Taking advantage of the 'curiosity or interest Which, from'recenteveut s,. is now more than usually di rected to the tuovm - ents of the military, these men constantly followed the city guards, and while one stopped to ..tell to any persons be could induce to . stop some pretended.senice or object of the guard, such as to carry Sir. F. Burdett to the House of •Commons to he reprimanded, &c. his associates were busied in emptying the pockets of liis auditors. A numerous gang of thieves. who daily assemble at a . well known public-house in the parish-Of St. Ann's, Soho, were very aCl‘ely engaged during the ,last riots in exciting the mob to acts of violence. It was . at the instigation of thee Friends to Liberty, _that the :lamps were so 'generally demolished, in ort:er that they might _commit their depredations with impunity. The wife of an Attorney at Birmingham has un dergone several examinations on a charge oferuetty to her eldersqn, a lad eleven years of age. From the testimony of the neighbours it appeared that she not only, beat him with the greatest severity, but was accustomed during the winter to turn him out of doors at night to sleep in an out-house. A few, weeks ago she sent for a dentist, and made him 'draW ail (he chi►d's teeth for some pretended taWt. The business is to be further investigated. LOUDON : I'mted b. Klcti .\ HD IS, of 4, Martictt.cprt, Dow-ftreet; and Published by WILLIAM A R MIG ER SCRIPPS, Solith Molton.street, Griryenor.siruar. , At the .i.idz. , erifi.w,-;:en/s, Orders tor the Paper, Letters for the Editor, &c. (poit-paza), must be addressed.. cs, No. i, .*rao.d. The Doke of nning oew c(,rps. Cavalry,. Captain A lexander Erricksen, from the unattached 011icerS bf this Corps, to be Captain of a Troop, with temporary Rank, vicePom, who eNchanges. Hospital-Mate Adrian Gelpke to be Assistant-Surgeon. Infaittry, Hospital-Mate 'Augustus Nanislet to be Assistant , • Sufgeon. '• ' • MEMORANDUM. The appointment of Liesutenant Forster Hall, from the 7th Garrison gatt to• be Lieutenant in the toed Foot, vice Draft n; as stated in the Gazette of the 17th ult. has not taken place.- Eftft A LT Nti in the Gazette of Tuesday last, page 527. For sth'Regiment of Foot, Ensign George Dick to be Lieu tenant, by pUrchase, vice icliarcis,n who retires—Read,' 75th Regiment of Foot, Ensign George Dick tcrbe Lieute nant, by. purchase, vice Richardson, who retires. COMMiSSIOhS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of NottinAharn., To he Deputy Lieutenants— Frank,Sotheron, Esq. Hall, Es Ist or Nottingham Regiment of Local John To be Lieutchant-Colonel-ComMandant—lchabod Wrl6ht, Esq. To be LieutenantzColonel—Jahn Chawoca., Esq. To be Majors—Mark Iluish, Esq. John Smith-Wright, Esq. • , ' --- , To be Captains Nathan Tempest Haines, Esq.. William Marriott, Esq. Eralcis I fart, Esq., William Howitt, Esq. Richard Eaton, E::q. - Frederic Robinson, Esq. I ohn Ray,.Esq.: Drinkall. PFitt, Esq. fames Edward ;Teeth, Esq. William Hurst, Esq. -•-; To be Lieutenants liarn Chamberlin, Cent. Henry Parr,: Gent. Edward .S tavaley, Gent. I lenry Sleigh. Gentfohrt . Stevens Howitt, Geot. Pawlett, Ki:k Swann, Gent. S.amuel Payne, Gent. jo:„;t1 . • lows,, jun. Gent. Isaac ILA, Gent' TO be Ensigns—Robert Cowie, Gent. William Lacey, Gent. Francis tteardley, Gera. Charattacus °Skelton, Gent. • • To be Surgeon—John Ingsby, Gent. 2 . c.tor Southwell Regiment of Local To be • Lieutenant:-Colcin6l-Commindant --W her- btooke, Esq. To be Lieutenant-C.3l(lcl Wil Wylie, Esq. To be Majors—Robert l'Aley, .Gregory_Gregory WU. .. _ .. _ liams - ~ To be Carmine—Henry Hawley, Esq. fohn Brettle, Esq. Edward Jones, Esq. William Hooton Deveral,- Esq. Frank Clay.. Esq. William Hodgson Bdrrow, Esq. Win. Taylor, Esq . "Launcelot Rollestone, Etiq. lobn Coke, --- . - Robert. Burkess, Esq. To be Lieutenants ----Somuet Catkin*, Gent. Thomas-Brier. _ley. Gent. John Tomlinson, Gent. John Foster, Gent. Samuel Hewes, Gent, -Stephen Cooper, Cent. John Larnberi, -Gent. John Calvert, Gent. John Darby-Gent, Robert Bush, Gent. To be SurAeon--Frimeis , Cooke, Gent. i3d,or R etford,Regiment of Local Militia. To be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant—Sir Thos. Wool- laston ‘Vhite, Bart. • , , l'o be 1 ieutenant- Colonel—John Kirk, Esq To be Major, jOhn Shergold,'Esq: To be Captains-- -Nathaniel Mason, Esq. Thomas Holwor thy Symmer, Esq. William Potter, Esq. George Pegs, Esq. fohn'Cliorold, F.sq. William Duncan Campbell, Esq. Robert Barber, Esq. To be - Lieutenants—Thomas 13eardshiaW,',Gent. George .Gent. • Jose Jackson, Gent. George Thornton, Jent.- .Joho Hobson, Gent . Willia m Carding, Gent. ohn laSe; Gent. Hodg,kitison, Gent. -HEnry Clarke Hutehinson,Gent. Martin Bower, Gent. Richard Roe, Gent. To be Ensigns.—Willi..im Thornton, Gent, Samuel Potter, Gent. Humphrey I.3earilslLLW, Gent. 'Jolla Naylor, Gent. Job Sherratt; Gent. - To be Surgeon Luke Holmes, 'Gent. 4th or Newark Regiment of Local Militia. To be - Lieu tenant- Col Una.. Com mandant . —Thomas T horo ton, Lsq. - - To be Lieutenant -, COlOnel --Thoinas Bradshaw, Eoq. Tu be Chpt.ins—Thomas . "Stansall, Esq. John allancl, Esq. William llla. d, Esq. Charles MOON Esq. kilts Dysait-, Esq : • Willtain Edwards Tallents, Esq. William • Fiiiii4Litn, Esq. IVilliam ReAdett, Esq. To be Lieutenants—jol,, Sudbury, Gent. Thomas Caparn, Gent. Garret Oultiyitu, Gent.- lohii Fox, Gent. .George Gun, Richard Foster, Gent. George Hodgkin. son, Gent. john Watk in, Gent - . Joseph Andrews, Gent. To he t:nsign—Wiliam Clark, Gent. To be Survon —Robert Cook, Gent. Commissions in the Berwickshire Regiment of Local Militia' signet by tite . Loth Lieutenant. To b.. Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant-- Robert Johnston, To be Lieutenaut-Colonel Molle, Escl To to \lajor -George Login, Esq. To be Captains -Youing Trotter, Esq. • Robert Logan, Esq. obert Trotter, Esq. George Peat, lisq: John White law, Esq. John Laing, Esq. Abraham Wilson. Thomas .Logan, Esq. Robert Logan, Esq. James Bell, lisq.i..)rho - mas Martin, Esq. To be Lieutenants-Janes M'lntosh, Esq. George.Stew_ art, Geht. John Gibson Gent. .Robert Dudgeon, Gent. Archibaht M` uVatt, Gent. Robert IS lackadder, Gent. Jo seph Lawrie, Gent. W Ithaca Cunningham,it Gent.., John Nisbet, Gent. Carr Brodie, Gent. Thomas Leitch, - Gent. John Bell; Gent. • ,To be Ensigns -John lohniton, Gent. • John Thomson, Gent. Thomas Logan, tent. lathes Bunter, Gent. To be Quarter-Master _John Thompson, Gent. Te be Surgeon—John Veit‘h, Gent: Coininissi6n signed by the Lord Lieniknant of Cheshire. Royal C heshi re. M ilill4. To be Lieutenant—Thomas Buck worth, Gent. vize Beeston restgued. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the'C / ounty of of Salop. Shropshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry. To be Lieutenants—Cornet S. D. Griinsell, vice Down %yard, deceased.' Corner Edward Kirkpatrick, vice Grin- 1 sell resfgued., Cornet Samuel Bradbury, vice Howard, re- t sighed. To be Cornet—Henry West Betty, 'Gent. Ordnxice-fyfice, April 9, iBl o. Medical Establishment for the Military bepaliment of the Ordnani.e. To be Second Assisfant-Surgejn—Charles Inglis, Cent. vice O'Brien, resigned. Ordnance-O f fice, April is, 18 to. ROyal Regiment of Art:liery. To be- First Lieutenant—Se'cond Lieutenant Richard O'Hara, Gent. vice bayarp, deceased. Crown-qycei April 14, s 8 to. MEMBER RETURNLD TO SEILVII, IN THIS I'ItESENT PARLI.AMENX. Borough of Marlborough. The Honourable Edward Slopford, of the Third Regiment of I , Oor Guards, a Colonel in his Mrs; j ,2sty's Army in toe morn Of Lord Viscount Stopford (now Laion Saltcrsford), a Peer of the United Kingdom. BANKRUPT Gliz.S ENLARGED. George Seager, of West Bromwich, Staff A oidshire, timber dealer and careen er, from pril.l7 to June 6, at ten, at the Royal' Hotel, Birmingham. Henty - I ) Jiker, of HaUfax,..Yorkbhire, nierchan', from April 17 40 M.y 1, at- tiev en, at .Galidltali, London. ' •Joskplveuwg , ll, HulrY.Sand:ford,,4nd John 8.1j07f, of Man chesLer, calico 7 groliters, Lout May 1 to 16, at eleven, a, the Star L.n, Maricncieer. S:nion -Beitiy; of Ba - w-common, Middlesex, .soap:maker, . froni.Aprd to.Muy , 2.6, .t ten,. at Guildhall. • BANKRUPTCY SUPERSALMD, kin Son, of Paradiie.street,. Rutherhithe, Surrey, sock broker.' B4AFICRUPT I S, 101111 Sioiens,'•atid Edward .841c.er, of Wititcombe-stteet, Middlesex, brevVera, to stitrender Aprii i 7, 26, and ,A.ly 26, at ten, .tt Attorney, Mr. • Lowaiii R - ey Caslle-sect, F.dcon-stifiare - - ,161,41 at A,12:11-zritet, Adclpiu, auctioneer, , April z),:;13, .Attorney, Grctliffie, Gray iIIDDLESEX . SESS:ICAS, Arum 14. VIOLENT ASSAULT. THE KING V. JOSEPH MADACCKS. The Traverser in this -ca - se sreod indiEled for a violent assault upon Andrew , Mac Mahon, Esq. Irish Banister,. fur which he had given' bail, but he did not attend to take his trial. Mr. Mac Mahon ,moved, upon his own aalava, that the recognizance of .the bail be estreated, and in the event of the Traverser being apprehended on a riew warran!„ that means should :be taken t° obtain better This motion was grounded an'affidaVit made by Mr. Mac Mahon, s!.ating, th'' t laving been inVolved With a relative in a law-sui t, for the recovery of a large propertv,_ the 'Da% erseri ; a servant to a peYson whu advocated the cause of the adverse party; had concluded lims, , lf in a. niogi hostile manner towards him,*and had asatiltecl in a most ferocious manner; and tivit'hi: Mr.7M 36 I Mahon, was afraid to attend to `his htisint:s') under apprehensions of some great bodily fiattn !foa l tho said Maddocks.-- , Motion-oTanted..: • - On Saturday eleven pol01)S v‘ ere. tried at the Ol d 'Bailey'•fOur' of whom were capitally convit - Aed,. viz' . James Pol 4 for assaulting Jaine:; ElOd4syn on King's high road:, putiiirg . hiin in fear, and tiKi"g; from his person and against his will; Li ii10: 1 gold chain, 'Sze-- his property, Cfrucil for• stealinga black mare, theproperty,ot „httres John Ingram for siealnig a horse, the " • James Curtis; •liichardJones - aTias Coaling, for 0 1- tering 4s .tKpe, axertain .receipt, (Or payin tit o(1 9 ' ney, purport tug to be the receipt, of William . late a seaman on board the . Ea'st. ,CgrupanY Ship the Exeter, for 34L 45.-4(1-.. due to the William Baines, for wages on boa'rd the sad sly l" with intent to cheat and defraud the United pany of Merchants trading to the Kist Indies. Arlinstitution for-the instru&ion of the blind has been lately established at Zurich, in SwitzerlO d '' and what is singular, the chief master, M. FuN".' i is blind. He is described as an excellent teacher. Z l L.` an ingeniOus mechabic. donkeys ton T , w- wr o lnc life tchevdertehes'a'ima a ta few zi d ng su a ti y i s . o f f ig at 15e. B o r l iti a ': each. 81R f On the 12th hist. at Coley Park, near Reading, per ks ' the Lady of john Nl 4 Conhell, Esq. of a Sou. On Thursday last, in Saville-row, the Lady of Snow, Esq. or a Daughter. On the 13th inst. - at Walton Villa, Surrey, the Lad • y o f C2.Turner, Esq. of a SOn. _ Yesterday morning ; Mrs. Reid, the Lady of Andrew Re i ' Esq. of Russell-sqUare, of a Son. M AR XI LI). On Thursday last, at Linfon, ,Kent, Sir Mathew Blacgisi ton, hart. to Lucy, eldest,daughler of James Mann, ° Linton-place. The same d 4, George William Newton,' E sq. of Stock -7 port, to Miss Louisa Maria Wane, of Rugby. On Friday last, at - Maidst,ine, Ely Crump, - Esq. Surgl to Ills Majesty's Forces, to Maria Louisa, eldest daugl ,t " the late Hint Stacey, Esq. On Satorddy last, at Mary-le-bonne Church, Mr. Ekhvi I:yrvis Kkketts, to ivlary :lune Varker, second dacl2ill'a the late T., Parker, Esq. of in the Country Statfird... The same'day, - at Reading, Thomas, Allen Shuter, of St.. john's, Southwark, to Faulty, third daughter of l' 1 " kew. Ur. Valpy. ft) On the '4th inst. Mr. 1. T.. Rutter, of Mark lane , I tai tier,- yotmAest - ,laighter of the late Pariot of Norwich. DIBI) (?n the 13th tn - st. at Nash .Court, in Kent, the infant `en Of Brigadier-General Montiesor. • • rt On Monday last,' hi consequence of a n i n fl a mmation f the lungs, at- Teignmouth, Devon, Mis. lane Parr, wife the Rev. D r . Parr, of Hatton, Warwickshire , vo n- On Thursday last, at Glove-House, f, t e shire,' Mrs. Margret 'Goodrich. aged 'B,l, tetra of the • Goodrich, .Esq. of. Virginia. fie ld- On Friday last, at the •house of Mr. Story, Broolr place, Deptford, MisS Betts, daughter of Mr. Thomas act."' -' of Sull-liouse, near Norwich, in tne 3 ith year Of ner •44c PRICt .3 UCA...) SATU Bank . StOck, 269 Navy S per ent. 99 no Irish 5 per Cent. 4 per Cent. 83 3 per Cent. Red. 68- 1 1 3 per,:.2ent. Coos. 69 Bank. Ann. IS 5-I§tlis RDAY. India St - ocK, tl3 • I3s. .25. o f, Lxclicquer 1P6., ‘' Oninium, Imperial 3 per Cent. COPl3:for•Aicount, 691 1° To TUOMAS-,TA w YLOR, Esq. Sta,• No. 9, Ne Bridge-street, 80C,.•-• lli CONSIDER . 4 but an as (>1 justice due t ° merits of your LEAKI's PATENT PI LLS, to cQ- 21. nrunicate to.you the following Cure which h as recently' w o , , e perforated by them Acq'uaintance of mine, by . 3 breaking out Lrf 00 Venereal Complaint (attencied , /, complication of disorars arising therefroml, was reducl'„; most to a skeleton ; and aithougn he had the bast advice which could be obtained, and tried-a variety of ".„it Medicines, nothing could be procured which seemed to his case, or to do hint any service: lie remained in a 'nosy duced and pitiable situation for two years, unable 19 Isis profession, anti scarcely able to walk or even to sla"'„,.. his legs ; in - tact; no one who knew ever suppos,.d itP 7or nt Bible for hi to recover, lie was advise $1 Id ' t - si Leake's Pills;' he did so, adhering strictly ine-direetin.'„ given with them. lie had not taken more than t vvo befok: he found an alteration tot the bette r : th i s etti-° - q* i6 , , ,1 him to proceed, and •by taking a -few box e s inOri• be • Ins appetite and strength - gradually return, and now e, h...althy and stout as any titan I know, YO,l are: welcO l Sir, to refer any personto use tor a confirmation of tine :IL , '"` account if it should be doubted. I an: Sir, your obedient humble servant,• Library, Folkstone. Ti-IOS. P U RDA Prepared and Seldby - the,Sole Proprietor, THOS. TAYLOR; ryteenber or the Royal College of - Surr;e" s '' London, at his House, No. 9, New Bridge•stierA Where, after a constant resilence of inure than Lures' Y,5•1 in a practice particularly directed to the Cu re * ot c / eue r " Complaints, and those incidental 'to -the Parr.-of Ge"'"'` • tion in both Series, with that inviolable secrecy %%1;10 ,Qt • his' prcifeS'sion.Should always observe, be ii.it ters . the „ady.ice: and assistance he gramitously 5o persons taking this Medicine, will a esteemed by 'l '' j " cerning Public,. as an advantaLe seldom to be übtaine4, ar - vb.d of ambiguity. Also sold, by his •Appointment; for the convenience oit,. those Living at a distance, at the .Perfumer's, No. 35, St , 1% ., / , ban's.streef, Pall 'Mall ; the m Toy shop, No. y, street ; Mr. Disbortiogh`s, No. 7, htsh_st:eet-nrJl : "" Baxter's, South Bridge, Edinbingh M . '. M.' Doriald's, '64. goy+ , ; Mr. Bull, Dame-street, Dublin ; Mr: Billinge's. verpool ; IYIr. 4kinsoti*s; Manchester ; and. by oite in every considerithle Town in Great Britain and Ireland. - Boxes - of only. 2s. 9d. each, sealed up . with fob rections, whereby persons of e ther sex may cure themserl' with ease, speed, secrecy, and safety. N. B. Every Box sold in Great Britain is sealed up v.'• a stamp, on, winch; .by favour (It t fie Cot ni s.tozicrs ,:eo , printed at , the Stamp,oflie,,. " T. Taylor, 'No. Bridge,staeet,'' . to imitate which is lielohy, and all others xis counterfeits. l ~ t~~ ~ ea 'a Y~ •‹. • • o ' 3 A 44, At, 4 pd Twei